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Christmas Crackers
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English
Book
Paperback
Christmas Crackers is the hilariously funny sequel to Kidnapped at Christmas, written by Willis Hall...
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Christmas Crackers is the hilariously funny sequel to Kidnapped at Christmas, written by Willis Hall for Christmas 1975. Crosby and Gilbert, our two convicts, are spending a lonely Christmas Eve eating baked beans on the stage of an empty theatre when they encounter their old enemies - Detective Constable Grummett (and his wife and son) and Mullins and Macbain (now promoted to Constables - 'evening all'). Add a failed beauty queen, some pantomime costumes, and a green skeleton and an evening of fun is assured for all.
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Full name
Christmas Crackers
Author
Willis Hall
Language
English
English
Binding
Book - Paperback
Date of issue
1976
Number of pages
56
EAN
9780573050404
ISBN
9780573050404
Libristo code
01017463
Publishers
Samuel French Ltd
Weight
77
Dimensions
130 x 190 x 3
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